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When was The Motion of Light in Water created?
The Motion of Light in Water was created in 1988.
Can immersion in water trigger Transient global amnesia?
Yes
Who supplies your water?
The Lord and She created light also
What are '5 pollution effects?
light, sound, air, water, and one more i cant remember, so sorry
What is the bending of light is called?
Refraction.
What influences whether or not a plant will take up water?
Most cases light effects how a plant drinks. There must be a fine balance.
What are the effects of leaf structural features on the rate of photosynthesis in terrestrial plants?
are external factors such as Temperacture,Light intensity,low water,
What would happen if light did not bend when it travelled from water and air?
If light did not bend when traveling from water to air, it would not appear as if objects placed in water were shifted or distorted when viewed from above the surface. This bending phenomenon, known as refraction, is responsible for optical effects such as the apparent shallowing of a pool of water when viewed from the edge.
Which wavelength in the visible light spectrum gets absorbed the quickest in the ocean?
Blue light wavelengths (around 450-485 nm) are absorbed the quickest in the ocean due to the scattering and absorption effects of the water molecules and particles. This is why ocean water appears blue, as blue light penetrates less deeply than other visible light wavelengths.
How can plant growth experiments with light be conducted to study the effects of different light conditions on plant growth?
To conduct plant growth experiments with light, you can set up different groups of plants exposed to varying light conditions, such as different intensities or durations of light. Keep other factors like water and soil consistent. Measure plant growth over time to observe the effects of different light conditions on plant growth.
What is the effects on water?
The effect on water is...
What absorbs and transmits light?
Materials like glass, air, and water are examples of substances that can both absorb and transmit light. When light passes through these materials, some of it is absorbed and some is transmitted, resulting in various effects such as reflection and refraction.
